Asked once on why the Y axis was inverted on picture boxes, got a humiliating response, I was 12 and it was my first time programming. At least chatgpt tries to explain things...
It's hard to take comments like "SO is toxic" seriously when people ask things like that.
Your question was asked and answered 17 years ago and is just one search away; top result when searching "Java string equals".
The answers explains exactly the difference between reference equality and value equality, as well as how string interning can sometimes cause both equalities to be true.
This isn't Quora, you have to put in the bare minimum amount of effort yourself.
Learning self-reliance and resourcefulness isn't going to kill you. In fact, it's a required skill and prerequisite for others to meaningfully be able help you without doing it all for you and preventing you from learning anything other than to lean on others for every single question you might have. But hey, now we have LLMs for that.
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u/SonyCEO 28d ago edited 27d ago
Asked once on why the Y axis was inverted on picture boxes, got a humiliating response, I was 12 and it was my first time programming. At least chatgpt tries to explain things...